This Easy Healthy Pumpkin Pie is made with real wholesome ingredients, is refined sugar-free, dairy-free, creamy smooth and perfectly spiced – the ultimate fall dessert!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!! No, not quite Christmas, but pumpkin spice, rustling leaves and cozy sweater weather! Fall is truly the best time of the year, don’t you think? And what better way to celebrate than with the BEST Healthy Pumpkin Pie ever! Would you believe me if I told you that in the past I was not a fan of pumpkin pie? It’s true. I tried many times to like it, but I just couldn’t get on board with the whole idea of pumpkin purée added to a sweet dessert. It’s funny, as you get older, even your taste buds seem to change. Now, I’m all about the pumpkin everything craze! (yes, I drank the pumpkin kool-aid) So much so, I’ll be bringing this homemade healthified pumpkin pie to both Thanksgiving dinners this year.
I adapted this recipe from my Healthy Pumpkin Pie Squares recipe as I knew it would work well as a traditional pie version too!. Don’t let the dough making part of this recipe intimidate you, it’s actually an easy process. Remember my Peach Raspberry Galette? That’s right, you can use the dough in both recipes! That’s always my goal, to create recipes that are interchangeable, and with each recipe, I tweak them just a little to make it even tastier.
What I love about this recipe is that it’s refined sugar-free and made with wholesome ingredients like REAL pumpkin, eggs, coconut flour and maple syrup with all the right spices of course. So no need to feel guilty when indulging in a slice or two after your Thanksgiving feast. The filling is super creamy and smooth, thanks to the coconut milk (make sure you use full fat), and the maple syrup adds the perfect amount of sweetness. I added a mix of spices to this pie because I wanted a warm flavourful pumpkin-y goodness in every bite. And, even though this is dessert, it’s basically made with vegetables, so you can almost call it a salad right? Haha!
Like most traditional pumpkin pies, a little patience goes a long way. I highly recommend you prepare this pie a day ahead of the festivities, or first thing in the morning – you see, pumpkin pie needs a little rest before making its big debut! Although you can serve it once it’s completely cooled, it tastes even better after chilling in the fridge for at least four to six hours, or overnight. Top it with a dollop of coconut whipped cream and enjoy! Happy Thanksgiving everyone and I hope you end it with a slice of this pie!
Let me know in the comments below if you’re team Pumpkin Pie or Pumpkin Pie Squares and why!
If you make this recipe, be sure to share a photo on social media and tag me @healthnutnutrition #healthnuteats so that I can see your creations!
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The best pumpkin pie ever!!!!This is a really delicious that my kids really enjoy. It’s very easy to make and my 11 yr old mades it by herself. We took our left over Halloween jack o’lantern and made it into pumpkin puree which we froze into 2 cup portions to use in this recipe. We have made your pumpkin pie 5 times since Nov 1 and it disappears within 24 hours (yes, my kids eat it for breakfast literally!). I love that it’s made of health ingredients that I can easily purchase from my local bulk store. We also regularly make your zucchini bread receipe which again my enire family loves. Thanks so much.
What can I use in place of spelt flour, It doesn’t have to be gluten free, & would it be the same measurement with this change & with the almond flour?
Hi Jen! Have you downloaded my flour 101 guide? This free ebook will give you a rundown of all my favourite flours to use, and how you can substitute them. Get it for free here: https://mailchi.mp/healthnutnutrition/flourguide
I wouldn’t swap almond flour directly for spelt flour as it’s much heavier and won’t stick together well. I haven’t tested this pie with a GF flour, so if you don’t have spelt flour I’d just use regular all purpose flour if you have it!
Thank you so much for your amazing recipes! I am gluten free, what flour would you suggest instead of spelt?
Hi Karina! Try using an all purpose GF blend like bobs red mill 😉
Help please – I want to make this pie but do not have almond flour or coconut flour. How can I sub or tweak this?
Hi Ann, the coconut flour inside is what helps it firm up, but you could try the recipe without it OR use a bit of arrowroot flour.
The almond flour in the crust could probably be subbed with oat flour. I hope this helps! I haven’t recipe tested this, so let me know how it turns out.
Hi! Not sure if you’ve tested this recipe with other flours, but any potential suggestions for a substitute for almond flour in baking (I’m allergic!)??
Hi Jess! I haven’t recipe tested this yet, but you could likely sub the almond flour in the crust with oat flour. Please let me know how it turns out if you try it! 🙂
This is amazing 😍 Just tasted it – sooo goooood and yummy). I do not regrade taking an 2 hours ride to the supermarket where I can buy coconut milk and back😅
I’ve made it with regular flour ( because it would cost me too much if I bought almond flour in Ukraine). I think that nut flavor would make it even more delicious. But I’m in love with this pie🤩🤩🤩
Thank you for sharing this tasty and easy pumpkin pie recipe
This is amazing 😍 Just tasted it – sooo goooood and yummy). I do not regrade taking an 2 hours ride to the supermarket where I can buy coconut milk and back😅
I’ve made it with regular flour ( because it would cost me too much if I bought almond flour in Ukraine). I think that nut flavor would make it even more delicate. But I’m in love with this pie🤩🤩🤩
Thank you for sharing this tasty and easy pumpkin pie recipe
Hi Ann! Love that you went to so much effort to make this recipe! So glad you enjoyed it. Happy Holidays! – Nikole
I am SUCH a sucker for pumpkin pie. Well, if it’s done right. I’ve had pretty bland and mushy pumpkin pies before–let’s just say they were NOT fun experiences! Anyways, you definitely nailed the pumpkin pie recipe to a T! Each slice looks so decadent and delicious. As impatient as I am, I always make sure to refrigerate my pies overnight. Time does have a wondrous impact on texture and structure!
Hi Cassie, So glad that you loved this recipe!! I have to say, I really enjoy it to and it will definitely be a favourite for years to come! Thanks for your kind words. – Nikole
What is a good gluten free alternative to spelt flour in this recipe?
Hi Norah! Try an all-purpose GF flour mix, like Bob’s Red Mill!